By Dean Haspiel
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December 8, 2011
[...] and Miskiewicz, with a brief check-in by Haspiel (discussing the start of a new Billy Dogma story, The Last Romantic Antihero [TLRA]). Haspiel also gave me a head’s up on a December 8 TLRA live reading at BookCourt at 7 PM [...]
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January 3, 2012
[...] [Read "The Last Romantic Antihero"] [...]
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January 6, 2012
[...] Brady at Warren Peace Sings the Blues reviews “The Last Romantic Antihero.” Here is an [...]
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February 24, 2012
[...] people that air and water is cool. Comix, like life, is essential.” –Dean Haspiel, BILLY DOGMA, ROOM [...]
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March 13, 2012
[...] Dean: CUBA: MY REVOLUTION, because I was able to collaborate with Inverna Lockpez, a very important artist and woman in my life, to tell her incredibly personal, poignant, and sacrificing story. THE ALCOHOLIC, because I got the rare chance to collaborate with Jonathan Ames, a dear friend of mine and one of the very best contemporary writers in America today. BILLY DOGMA, because it’s my continuing, no permissions/no apologies, love letter to the insanity of love: Click here to explore BILLY DOGMA [...]
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April 23, 2012
[...] love letter to New York, entitled “Beef with Tomato,” and the other a Billy Dogma tale, “The Last Romantic Antihero.” Both were great, but I found the Billy Dogma story particularly fantastic, a tone poem [...]
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May 16, 2012
[...] Billy Dogma piece and a limited edition of prints [see above] inspired by The Brooklyn Bridge and “The Last Romantic Antihero” at The 3rd Annual Brooklyn Bridge Birthday Celebration group art show at Brooklyn Tattoo and Urban [...]
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June 11, 2012
[...] Haspiel‘s work on that series, then you may enjoy his work on Billy Dogma which can be seen here. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) [...]
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September 21, 2012
[...] endless aisles. Topics of discussion ranged from apocalyptic love, as penned in Dean Haspiel’s The Last Romantic Anti-hero, to wildlife awareness described by Emily Huff in her EducationOwl Comics. An honest look at [...]
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September 21, 2012
[...] was debuting the gorgeous wide-screen print version of his monograph from his BILLY DOGMA series, “The Last Romantic Anti-hero” alongside copies of the first TRIP CITY VISITOR’S GUIDE which appeared at MoCCA Fest 2012 but [...]
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November 9, 2012
[...] Jay Lynch, will be signing from 3-5pm at the Toon Books table. I will also have limited copies of THE LAST ROMANTIC ANTIHERO for [...]
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November 12, 2012
[...] a wide array of artists including: Haspiel’s essay/process/prose series Room Tone and his comic The Last Romantic Antihero, Kushner’s comic Schmuck and his photocomix profile series CulturePOP, Burandt’s single-panel [...]
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November 14, 2012
[...] responses. I was saddened to discover that my efforts to prove my salt with a comic like “The Last Romantic Antihero” was overshadowed by whiny essays like “Make Mine Me” and “Publish or [...]
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November 15, 2012
[...] Chao, Joe Infurnari’s wild series TIME FUCKER, Dean’s exclusive new Billy Dogma comic, THE LAST ROMANTIC ANTIHERO and more. Personally speaking, I’ve wanted to do an autobio comic called SCHMUCK for [...]
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February 13, 2013
[...] Dean Haspiel’s THE LAST ROMANTIC ANTIHERO [...]
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February 25, 2013
[...] me, creating the first ever academic discussion of Emmy-Award winning artist Dean Haspiel’s BILLY DOGMA comics. BILLY, featuring a bruiser hero with poetic prose and his fists of fury girlfriend Jane [...]
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February 25, 2013
[...] Hannah Means-Shannon presented a paper on my creation, BILLY DOGMA, at Southwest Texas Pop Culture/American Culture Association conference in Albuquerque, [...]
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April 9, 2013
[...] Last Romantic Antihero is written and illustrated by Dean Haspiel. You can read it on Trip City. (Unless you were one of the lucky few to get an exclusive print copy at MoCCA last weekend in [...]
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May 7, 2013
[...] –Dean Haspiel, creator of Billy Dogma [...]
Wow, kickass headtrip. Loved, it Dino. The sum was so much greater than the parts you’ve shown me over the last several weeks, which was already pretty great.
Rock n’ roll forever.
Great work Dean.
This is your best work yet, Dean. Seriously. The writing is interesting and evocative, the art is great and there is a lot of space both literally and figuratively for the reader to interpret and imagine this poignant world.
What a wonderful story! The imagery is amazing and the coloring out of this world!
Really awesome comic, I was really sad cause I loose the opportunity to listen to Mr Haspiel at Big City Drink and Draw, I really would like to listen to what he had to say about the business of comic.
To see if I learn something cause I seem to be a bit out of touch with business hehehe
Anyway I hope there will be another opportunity in the future. Great work in this comic, I love the different angles, there’s a great cinematic language in Haspiel stuff, I like that.
If somebody want’s know what the cutting edge is– what the promise of the future of comics fulfilled looks like. This is the comic. Fantastic, beautiful and inspiring.
Thanks Dean!
Thanks, Dan.
I dig Ace Kilroy, too!
not only is DINO super nice and attractive (nice shirtless shot in the inside back cover btw), but he also did the most jaw dropping sketch for me of the Thing that totally blew me away!
This sci fi romance was beautifully rendered with super hot sexy action. The movement on the page is palpable. This is what comics is all about, intense story telling with eye popping art in an interesting format and fabulous production value! Awsome job man. Loved it!
Thanks, Kayla, for your kind comments and review. I’m blushing.
xoxox
Really cool webcomic. Romantic and sexy and idealistic. Interesting stuff.